I’m a black young man from esst London, I’ve never understood why would you kill someone because they live in a different estate, 10 min away from yours??? I can understand if there’s a territorial dispute regarding each gangs interest for drug trafficking, but just because they live In a different area??? Most of our parents are immigrants that came for a better life, and we throw away ours… for our post code… that we don’t even own (properties)

@thespotblogs7619

5 ай бұрын

Two important point in the video. 1. Olders brainwashing the youngers 2. Kids from rival area schools beefing

@jayasmiah6617

5 ай бұрын

Well said bro

@queentopia9225

5 ай бұрын

These things are systemic. We see the same things in the US. The powers that be have always supported certain groups destroying themselves. We need to give our young people direction before the streets do.

@m.h.4144

5 ай бұрын

I mean it’s deeper than that small little different beefs escelating to murder and shit which brings everyone who’s mans got killed into it and going on for generations. Drug beefs etc included. It’s just as with normal wars between countries or civil wars not that different.

@GH-pt3eg

5 ай бұрын

agreed, but Dads need to take more responsibility too@@queentopia9225

No one can ever say that drill doesn't influence violence, it is literally a music genre that ONLY talks about violence and promotes that. If a 12-25yr old is listening to it daily thats going to influence them to get involved. TO think otherwise is completely deluded despite what your favourite rapper says

@mrssantana6530

5 ай бұрын

Exactly. Maybe a 21+ person won't be influenced but these low self esteem impressionable, angry 13-18 year olds boys are 100% influenced. It's a lifestyle

@badnewsjuju2411

4 ай бұрын

Lool those who don’t agree are deluded guys will diss dead rivals and cause a sped up retaliation or even the whole “no cap in my rap” where guys know they have to really be doing what they rap about on tracks or won’t get taken seriously to many examples to pick out on why drill is influential

@Xclusic

4 ай бұрын

Copying Chicago culture. London boys invented themselves imaginary opps …

@jamaicanbambosa

4 ай бұрын

aint durk or keefs fault ppl running around drilling, its called free will

@Heresacoupleofacres

4 ай бұрын

Yeah let's blame drill just like everyone blamed gangsta rap back in the 90's. Guess what? Gangsta rap faded away but people were still killing each other. How does that work? Take the music away you think everyone just gonna get along ? How about stop complaining about music which would influence a tiny minority and start looking at the bigger picture. Damn I'm probably talking to some boomer who knows f- all about sociology and pre determinants of crime and health.

All this gang stuff is a melting pot of serious mental health issues ☠️ these guys in the SUV searching for people to kill is just madness. I'm grateful I never got wrapped up in this postcode war rubbish lol

@manlikeilyas

5 ай бұрын

how's it postcode wars if they're in the same postcode?

@jays9538

5 ай бұрын

@@manlikeilyasthey have different numbers

@user-ot2rw5gu2s

5 ай бұрын

@@manlikeilyas E5,E8,E9,N16 all close to each other

@manlikeilyas

5 ай бұрын

@@jays9538 holly street is e8 and lf/zt is e8

@manlikeilyas

5 ай бұрын

@@user-ot2rw5gu2s doesn't mean it's postcode beef, it started off between other things and most of the gangs are in the same postcode, N16 is stamford hill and stokey16, they beef each other, holly st and lfb/zt are e8, etc

An area being a shit hole or a nice place is all about the culture and mentality of the residents. You can be below the breadline and still maintain morals and pride. It's always a mentality that creates a culture, if these 2 ingredients are off then so will the area.

@HS-gh1rz

5 ай бұрын

its a shithole cah too many people think that shotting will get them out, its usually out of desperation or grooming rather than just being a mental case.

@lukeatbrandynightful

5 ай бұрын

@@Isleofskyeonly seeing colour is your mistake, the biggest variable in determining crime is poverty. In ever city, the highest crime rates are in poor areas, immigrants are moved to to poor areas so it appears that there’s some kind of racial element that determines crime, but this makes no scientific sense

@Isleofskye

5 ай бұрын

@@lukeatbrandynightful Sorry, Luke but, whereas, you ARE right in that it has NOTHING to do with "colour" it has EVERYTHING to do with CULTURE. I realized wtll over 50 years ago it is the accompanying Culture that is the problem. Those SAME areas and SAME housing Estates in Southwatk(UK highest Social housing=97%) were very safe in my 29 years there. My flats never needed security. Now? TWO sets of security systems plus CCTV plus some Grills on the windows. Look at The Black West Africans. They OUTPERFORM White kids at school because 98% come from 2 Parents families and Education is paramount like it is for Asians, Chinese, and Jewish people who all succeed(in general) in Society. Black British of Jamaican antecedency have a completely different Culture. Whereas those other aforementioned Groups have 98% Two parents with The Dad giving emotional, practical, and financial support to his Partner and children,it is only 21.6% in The Black British Caribbean Community and not much higher for Mixed Heritage children. As someone who has socialized with endless Black Ladies(I live with a Jamaican lady) over the decades,I could give you endless examples. My Black Ladyfriend is one of 6 Babymothers from one Guy and his Brother has had " 14 or 15" children making 20 or 21 kids, without a Father, and though an extreme example, that is widespread. This is why you see so many Black progeny with Double Barrel names as the Black Mother, rightly, thinks her name should be on the Birth Certificate as she brought up the child on her own. Only having one parent, who then tends to be away from home having 2 jobs is WHY so many people from that Community are poor and they have the highest percentage of people in social housing being 42% of their Community with Whites next ar 21%. NOTHING to do with melanin or pigmentation but EVERYTHING to do with Culture.

@minge9

4 ай бұрын

@@Isleofskye you been to Leeds, mate? Or Chingford where the Albanians are at? Just two minor example

@garyhost354

16 күн бұрын

If there are brown ppl it will smell. If black or will be gangs. Facts

Hackney always had a reputation, before Newham Hackney was the most notorious for East London.

@immanuelappiah5600

5 ай бұрын

True even in the whole London

@sicnarf1000

5 ай бұрын

This video is BS. No such thing as red side and blue side in Hackney

@Lyfe3033

5 ай бұрын

​@@sicnarf1000💯

@OnlyTheJugg

5 ай бұрын

@@sicnarf1000 so what’s Kemzi been on about then? Loool

@equinox95

5 ай бұрын

@@immanuelappiah5600 South London had that crown 👑 👍🏿.

I lived in Dalston during this period, and I remember my girlfriend at the time telling me she had to call the police on a bus because a bunch of teenagers were discussing stabbing another bunch of teenagers. They were talking about ambushing their ops, and other wild shit. It was the dumbest thing I'd ever heard. Kids planning to kill other kids over basically nothing. I grew up in Brent, and remembered what it was like a decade earlier when the mandem gang were beefing with east and south London crews, and they were literally just walking up to people in cars, shops and restaurants and just shooting them. I thought all that dumb shit was over. It's getting bad again, and places that were recovering from gang violence are basically back at it again. I hate the atmosphere in a lot of London now. It's really important that people realize there is more to life than what happens in your estate and postcode.

@Fitnessby_jj

5 ай бұрын

She’s a smart girl

@martyrx3436

5 ай бұрын

“The mandem gang”? “Other crews”? You couldn’t been more creative than that😂…

@ES-qm5hr

5 ай бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tottenham_Mandem@@martyrx3436

@martyrx3436

5 ай бұрын

@@ES-qm5hr That was a name that the police gave to them, that wasn’t their actual name😂. There has never been a gang in Tottenham by that name. There’s also never been a gang in any part of NW by the name of “the mandem gang”. It’s just unimaginative, out of touch white police officers that labelled them that…

@gwarnc.yk1

5 ай бұрын

@@martyrx3436take the message and shut your mouth ahk

Back in the day, alot of hackney was a no go. Fields was actually scary

@user-av94566

5 ай бұрын

Pembury, Woodberry Down Estate, Stamford Hill Estate, Kingshold Estate, Frampton Park Estate, Southwold, Northwold, Holly Street, Square, Lordship, Smally, Knightingale, Kingsmead, A Road, Fellows Court, Hoxton, the list goes on. Most boroughs in London have 3 or 4 bad estates max, Hackney has double digits.

@reebul8768

5 ай бұрын

@@user-av94566 All these supposed bad areas and beef in this borough yet from the early 2000s to 2012 it still wasn't as dangerous as Lambeth or Southwark (murder rate wise). Once all the real Gs from lambeth and Southwark started getting locked up then it was Newham that became the worst borough in london. Hackney was all hype back in the day that's the truth.

@Lyfe3033

5 ай бұрын

@reebul8768 Nah man relax, I don't wanna sound like its some competition or glorifying the f*ckery. I ain't no stats man but murder rates was just as high as Southwark or Lambeth them times. There's whole heap of stuff that went on that ain't included in this. It weren't all hype big facts. As for Newham they picked up when gentrification began in Hackney.

@toothpick1753

5 ай бұрын

​@@reebul8768I'm from Lambeth and back in the day my olders told man not to cut tru hackney den times South ain't experienced a war like they had with Tottenham

@StuartAnderson-xl4bo

5 ай бұрын

​@@toothpick1753 pity your elders never taught you correct English with Grammar. SMH

Such a sad way to live. RIP to all who have lost their lives and couldn't find a way of this hellish mindset

Thank goodness of the education and strictness my Parents raised me with. Coming from a 2 Parents Household surely helped

We need more consistency Kidnerd

@djspark191

5 ай бұрын

Facts

@saulmackie5988

5 ай бұрын

Shut this man up do you kidnerd

@223Wxrld

5 ай бұрын

By the looks of he’s a solo researcher so he needs alot of time to bring us the gang war documentary’s.

@MrDonttouchthat-yh6ye

5 ай бұрын

I agree

@Omni_Shambles

5 ай бұрын

Cope. 🤡

"Best quality of living in London". I had to laugh at that one

These young men don’t even know why they’re beefing anymore, first postcode murder occurred before some of these yg’s were born. Organizational Culture and the 5 Monkeys Experiment comes to mind, so sad to see young kids losing their life over absolutely nothing.

Glad I moved out of Hackney to Yorkshire. There is so much violence all over London

@zigzung5569

4 ай бұрын

I take it you don't know that West Yorkshire has a higher crime rate than London then?

@msmrepo3271

4 ай бұрын

@@zigzung5569 I didn't know that, I live in North Yorkshire

@StevoPvP

28 күн бұрын

@@zigzung5569we really don’t, you’re deluded

@zigzung5569

27 күн бұрын

@@StevoPvP Err yes you really do, proportionally West Yorkshire, Humberside and Teeside all have a higher recorded rate of violent crime per head of population than London.

@user-eu6wp6ws7c

24 күн бұрын

​@@zigzung5569lol absolute bull sh..

It's crazy man I live round here and most people only ever see glimpses of this world. Sad that these guys who have everything in common kill each other over nothing

@Wonderkid44

5 ай бұрын

Losers

@deltoids1151

5 ай бұрын

they kill each other over their "blocks" that the government owns lol

@dexgen4809

5 ай бұрын

It's actually mad. I went to Shoreditch just once, and coming out of the station I was already offered to buy weed. Then I walked around for about an hour, and saw an uber delivery driver have his bike stolen in front of at least 100 people by just one man. I still have the video. Then on my way back to the station, I saw a car full of gang members. At least, they were all wearing ballies and playing loud drill music. I was there from 3pm until 6pm, and already saw so much lmao. It's a beautiful area with a lot of life, but it's not safe and you can feel how little the police presence is.

@taxevasion4870

5 ай бұрын

@@dexgen4809 I'm a properly lower middle class guy with no gang ties at all, and I've been threatened with knives and stuff. It's crazy it all does just depend on how well you can stick to gentrified areas

@X1ZR

5 ай бұрын

@@dexgen4809 Scary stuff man, stay safe out there.

I have lived in East London and now North East London and Hackney has always been rough, I have never heard anyone refer to it any other way to until now? I don't know about the 60's/70's but in my life it has always had the rep it has! And I was expecting a documentary, not the bare essentials.

Ayyyy much love United States South Carolina my guy been with you for years keeping going no matter what bubba 💯 you been working hard for years respect broski 💯🚫🧢

14:42 it was during history class at Petchey Academy (the school on the left) that my friend was looking out the window, saw the crash, shouted and called the whole class over to then see a group of boys getting chased by the cops. It was the last lesson of the day and once the higher-ups were notified about what happened, nobody was allowed to go through Shacklewall Lane to go home as it was to dangerous. I had never seen nothing like it before and for years completely forgot this ever happened, almost everyone had to walk through Stoke Newington Road to get home. I was in year 7 when it happened, im now in my first year of college 😂 Thanks for reminding me about this. RIP to the kid.

@pagethreemodel

5 ай бұрын

You're a great writer btw.

@NM-yg7kj

5 ай бұрын

A really good writer for real 😅 Best wishes in college

@ks_drillz

5 ай бұрын

@@pagethreemodel i try 😅

@ks_drillz

5 ай бұрын

@@NM-yg7kj Thanks, good luck to you too

@crediblegeneral349

5 ай бұрын

'Never seen nothing like it' and using to instead of too is not good writing.

What's sad is all these areas used to par together I came from Clapton parred with stokey and square had bredrins in holly st and fields too. I could walk to all these areas and check my peoples. I'm 50 now and am saddened that areas my friends came from are now outta bounds how is this a thing? The ends is too small for all this !! Let's keep it real our parents all went Ridley market or mare street to shop how you gonna have opps on your doorstep? We need to do better 💯🙏

@dmmaz3903

5 ай бұрын

Especially fields and holly it’s literally the same postcode

@desmondadekunle1208

5 ай бұрын

@@dmmaz3903 its the length of shrubland Road half of Middleton Road and both areas are E8 you right!!

@StuartAnderson-xl4bo

5 ай бұрын

What? Say that in English. Bredrin is that sone sort of bakers loaf? Peoples? Kind of talk is that your grandparents came here to better their families they must be proud.

@desmondadekunle1208

5 ай бұрын

@@StuartAnderson-xl4bo lol the fact that you deduce a level of intellect and success to how one writes is funny to me, but we are all entitled to an option and this is yours. For the record I'm sure my grandparents are fine with how I've bettered my family.

@noisey3596

4 ай бұрын

@@StuartAnderson-xl4bowe don’t speak inbred sorry

Very good- thanks! I’m ancient enough to have been in Clapton back in the early 90s…. Bringin back some intense memories!

I was brought up in the late 60s and early 70s in Hackney and went to school there in my Borough and its very good times back then 😊😊😊

My Parents and I, moved from Nenagh, Co Tipp in Ireland to Gascoigne Estate in Hackney in the later 80's. Although there was a sense of Gang Culture when I was growing up it was nothing compared to today. We moved away form Hackney in 1997 to Yorkshire where it was obviously more rural. However, I also felt the pace was too slow so I went back to live in Hackney in my early 20's - I live on Crosston Street, just off Broadway Market. There was a real push for gentrification and housing prices and general cost of living skyrocketed. I loved living there, I worked on Dalston Lane and was well aware of the increased gang culture, I often wondered what my life would have been like if we didn't leave Gascoigne Estate, I feel it was for the best. Thankfully today, I get to visit London alot and never feel like a tourist. GREAT VIDEO AND LOVE REMINSING ABOUT SEEING ALL THOSE OLD ESTATES I USED TO PLAY FOOTBALL ON!!!

@zigzung5569

4 ай бұрын

Bit older than you but was born and bought up in Hackney by old school Jamaican parents close to Stoke Newington. Lived down the road from Gascoyne years later with an ex girlfriend. Also my older brother was really good friends with a guy i got to know called Michael or Mike, big friendly guy from Tralee. My brother went over there and stayed with Mike and his family for a week and loved it. Kept telling me how Guiness is so much better in Ireland!

I live near Hackney in Stepney. This just sounds so stupid to me. I know if I was caught up in this it would be my life. So I’m grateful to be on the outside observing the craziness unfold. Rather than being the statistic or part of the problem.

My dad lived in Hoxton where he was young and he (currently) works in the flat in Stamford Hill as he works for Hackney Homes, My uncle Darren lived in Shoreditch when he was young and he went to school there, My mum lived in Stamford Hill and over in Stoke Newington with her own house in the 80s and 90s and I was born in the hospital in Homerton in the late 90s before my family moved from Hackney to Walthamstow. Things change back in the day. Anyway great content mate. 👍

@leslieaustin160

4 ай бұрын

Hackney Homes is a former company that managed housing services on behalf of Hackney Council and ceased to operate about 8 years ago when housing services returned in-house to Hackney Council

The worst thing is the amount of civilians that have died or been seriously injured in this probs couldn’t even make it in one video

Great video mate, I grew up in Homerton around Millfields road and Chatsworth road until the early 2000s, me and my mates were only little year 6s by the time I moved out so I only knew maybe 3 or 4 people who had experiences with street violence, but it was around all of us regardless, gun shots at night round clapton pond, kids bringing knives into primary school, seems it's got a lot worse now.

If they knew the plan they might stop killing each other. Guys need to love themselves and start owning their postcode. Yep buy properties. See the value shoot up 15 years down the line. Buying property means working and earning. It’s all doable. Have better plans in life. Doctors, architects, bankers, etc were born in Hackney… you can make out if you want to… that aside…hmm i would mention parenting… but well these guys are young adults…they have a choie. We all do. …. Let’s make the right choice and make plans for a prosperous future. One ❤️

As an American I love ur videos man keep ‘em up💯💯

All of it is sad. Especially Joshua White and the other guy who were just totally innocent.

@TallestTrapstar

5 ай бұрын

He was involved he had a tag he went by Packsta

@JohnSmith-nn3ly

5 ай бұрын

@@TallestTrapstar he weren't involved lol he jumped off road in 016 if not earlier his attackers didn't even know him

Good side to Hackney! Comedy gold

Kid Nerd with another banger 💯

My grandparents lived in Bridge House in hackney from 1964 to 2007 (Homerton hight st. / Fenn St.) I think the location is actually briefly in this video at10:45 with bridge house now demolished and replaced. I spent a lot of time on the estate from 1980 - 2007 and it has always been a rough area, but only because of poverty. The sense of community was as strong as I have known anywhere in the UK, although the gentrification of the borough has probably atomised that.

Good content man ❤from the US

100k subscribers! Congrats!

Top content as always

Dying for the streets ain't worth it! The devils deceiving these young man to think this "badman" life is cool! Well it isn't imagine dying without repentance! THESE young men need jesus in there life✝️✝️✝️

@shino8854

5 ай бұрын

Jesus was the biggest gangbanger though, he rolled 12 man deep.

Im born and bred London but mostly south so Brixton, Southwark down to crystal palace Croydon but due yo family stuff became homeless around the age of 16 and squatted all over dalston, Clapton hackney during this time and it was as bad as everyone says I've got some stories people think are unbelievable but obvs are true lol

14:30 its so crazy to me that i saw this chase from the basement of the school on the left, petchey academy. Its insane seeing it from the police angel and knowing that the men i saw running from police when i was in year 10 were murders.

Growing up in Homerton in the 90s during this time was interesting to say the least.

GOATED CONTENT RIGHT HERE 🔥

Top shelf Nerd! 👍🏽

I moved out from hackney to west london maida vale while neva revealing im from hackney....

@jojoniile

5 ай бұрын

funny guy🤣

This video doesn't even cover 1% of the beef in Hackney.

@psychm4787

2 ай бұрын

Word 💯

I lived in Ackney in the 80s...... Lower Clapton rd was named the murder mile.

@garolstipock

4 ай бұрын

I was born on that road! lol.. (Mothers Hospital). I specifically know some of those characters that got that stretch named, "murder mile", only most of them actually lived in Upper Clapton.

@user-eu6wp6ws7c

17 күн бұрын

Murder mile ran from Lower Clapton to Upper Clapton

Big up Kidnerd, always putting out bangers!

@BradleyBarnes-om2jv

5 ай бұрын

Big up KidNerd for sounding like he just injected a teenth of brown before starting to speak

@rodriguezsooo2754

5 ай бұрын

@@BradleyBarnes-om2jv why you hating on my guy's voice? He speaks well, bro.

Yeah holly street and fields beef started way back with the 4 original tower block's..in the 80's

I LOVE HACKNEY ❤

14:42 I actually saw the crash in class through the window never knew it was related to this

hackney’s been about in the drill since 016/17 with OMH, 16stokey, homerton 11:35

I remember being in school 90 and early 00's in Hackney and those school fight were very mild but obviously they seemed like a big deal to us back then. I actually had no idea this modern day street war started from that. I think some of it kicked off because of boys robbing other boys in different schools.

@Mr-DowNBeat

5 ай бұрын

Certain schools in Hackney didn’t get along with each other fights etc created animosity

@ezekielx7536

5 ай бұрын

Kingsland ❤

@minge9

4 ай бұрын

@@Mr-DowNBeateverything went up a notch in mid 2000s. Hackney were beefing schools in fucking Islington too, it was tragic

I’ve lived in Hackney all my life and was born in Hackney hospital, I went to a senior school in Dalston, I have seen a very big difference in my 50 years and to be honest I would find it hard to move out but I am worried when I walk about, I’m now disabled so feel threatened. I have moved to many places in Hackney and always lived in the E9 area.

Grew up in Manor House, on the Hackney/ Haringey border❤

Good journalism a few inaccuracies but definitely more accurate than any major media outlet.

Extremely honoured to be blessed with the surname 😌🤝

Incredible channel as always would love more videos keep it up bro

We need that Manor Park vs Ilford one

Bro ur just literally reading out articles with no coherence there’s no connections just spewing article pieces. Needs to be more coherent and adhesive

@BradleyBarnes-om2jv

5 ай бұрын

The way he speaks as well, I could rail a 3.5 of pure and this guys voice would still send me to sleep

@ceemuni7165

5 ай бұрын

Bmt this guy is actually a nerd I guess it’s in his name smh

@user-xf2vf9wn5j

5 ай бұрын

Even a Pulitzer Price winner would struggle to create something coherent out of this utter madness and stupidity. A country with a generous social security system, a sort of functioning NHS and a free education system. There just is no logical reason for these mindless murders.

@clouds7934

4 ай бұрын

coherence? it's about picking sides and who got murdered. not hard to understand

@paulmahy

4 ай бұрын

yeah it's shit.

4:17 they were in Trelawney Estate not Fields.

@minge9

4 ай бұрын

just made a comment about this, I was at the cage a minute away when this happened. To think that could've been me.. to survive all this during its peak was truly a miracle

@dmmaz3903

4 ай бұрын

@@minge9 the rumour at the time was fields yutes were chasing him

@zigzung5569

4 ай бұрын

That's defo Trewlaney estate next to the big Tesco's on Morning Lane. Used to live there back in the day and that area is all Homerton man.

I always look forward to your high quality productions and pleasant narrating voice Kid Nerd! I hope you at least double your subscriber amount this year. And as a last note I would encourage you to take as much time as you want when producing your videos, I much prefer quality over rushed productions to meet a certain quota. Cheers!

@oddhampton

5 ай бұрын

You said it. Kid Nerd takes his time and ALWAYS delivers a banger. One of the most consistently good creators

@tommywozza4626

5 ай бұрын

Pleasant!?

@crediblegeneral349

5 ай бұрын

​@tommywozza4626 sounds like someone with a slight brain injury or a 5 year old reading a book but in a teenagers voice.

They actually used to call it Hackney Crackney because of so many drugs in the area. They should film the crackheads of Hackney they are full of them everywhere it's awful-another reason to get out.

Once walked through the east end at night, after a West Ham game. It’s was one the scariest place I’ve ever been. Gangs of youths,young men hooded up most of them 6ft 3 plus ..The thoughts of what’s been shown in this in video was in my mind back then very unnerving and intimidating.Never would I do that again. No way .. come to think of probably not in the daytime either. Just not worth it.

@Zoomer_Analysis

2 ай бұрын

I see you described them but ignored race… says it all

subbed. banging video

You need to make a seperate on Hackney vs Tottenham beef. Its too detailed to squeeze into this one video

Fab video thanks

the british swamp stories 💀

As a local resident I have to say going home from school was not a joke back in the day 01-07 I thought it was normal till I discussed how other peoples rides home from school were 😂

@iDannnnnnnnnn

4 ай бұрын

It wasn’t spoken about at the time but the anxiety we suffered wasn’t normal. It is crazy to think what we internalised at the time.

where is the 90s video cam footage from? thanks

Spent 2014-2019 in east londinium, hackney,whitechapel, london fields, angel and finally bricklane. Guess I missed out on sum bullshit cos I walked in all hoods juss fine.... Miss ol smoke, but its a nice place to visit. You just dont want to live there.

This Guy has to upload more

i thought this channel had me blocked, where the hell has it been? unless it's a copyright thing but I'm so glad you uploaded these videos, people in London act like these things don't exist like kids in these areas don't grow up with an actual fear for their lives, then they laugh at America like London is so much better London and America have similar problems and very similar structures, they want to say all the racism and poverty is in america no, it's not... there is racism and poverty in your back garden, you just refuse to acknowledge it

@roozki808

5 ай бұрын

If a channel blocks you, it only blocks you from commenting on the videos💯

14:40 i remember this I was in school when this happend RIGHT OUTSIDE MY SCHOOL AND I WAS WATCHING IT FROM LESSON from top floor in class and snapping it 😂😭😭😭😭

I’m white Welsh. I lived in Tottenham in the mid 80’s. It was totally cool bro.

@Zoomer_Analysis

2 ай бұрын

The Welsh are white. You wouldn’t say black Nigerian

searching for a better life end up in Hackney. life is harsh

i used to live in hackney, moved to guildford because my mum got robbed there.

Top content as always, needs to be more consistency with the time between videos released though

I think the problem is the upbringing of the children, why is it that the majority of these gang members are off black ethnicity ?

Gangs in the area need to squash the beef and make money

Great video. Love the channel. Question: How many of these boys that commit these crimes do you think have a father in the house growing up? That's no diss. I really want to know what people think.

@ld2190

5 ай бұрын

You’d be surprised, sometimes having a father of the wrong influence is worse than not having one at all

@012ghost

5 ай бұрын

​@@ld2190 very true

@edwardforbes3032

5 ай бұрын

kids don't have fathers all over the world, doesn't just make a knife crime epidemic

@fezia9669

5 ай бұрын

70% don't, and the 30% that do have our had wotless fathers who were a bad influence. All of these boys were let down first by their parents. Then the schools, then the system

@marlongrant27

5 ай бұрын

I grew up without a father figure but knew this life wasn't for me. Street lights come on I'm going home. The issue is a number of things mostly pointing to a severe lack of positivity in their lives. But ultimately it's choice. Many choose to be gang members, many choose to kill or maim. This is nothing new, it's centuries old and will be going on long after we're all gone. Sad thing is most of these people are intelligent. It's gotta take brains to run operations, unfortunately they steer this energy into the wrong direction.

the intro dis guy smokin food lol😂 we still in london g

I grew up in hackney in the slums always been a hard area murder mile etc nothing changes ❤

Back in the 60’s and 70’s if you had a disagreement with someone ( you had a proper fight no knifes ) It rarely ended without a hand shake.

@Zoomer_Analysis

2 ай бұрын

Back in the 60s and 70s London was majority white

Hackney for life

15:10 bro really rapping outside a GP lol😂

Brodie you have mad people who wanna watch urt content and u selling so bad posting every 5 months , dont ruin ur momentum bro start uploading dawg

@DaVultureTTG

5 ай бұрын

Yh unfortunately it’s a tough one for creators, you don’t wanna make needless forgettable content and you don’t wanna lower your quality but the algorithm demands consistency for you to be supported by the algorithm 🫠

that photo of Unknown T is cold

What about Hoxton and Fellows court

Grown men still beefing like kids, these man had a way out with music… violence can be prevented by making out and staying out the way, nowadays everyone wants to be the man. Numerous people have killed and holding a L plate, many families affected for life. All of this could’ve been prevented by these people moving out of the area and staying out the way.

I’m from fields and even though I grew up with most of them I always stayed out the gang ting and stayed neutral to keep friendships from Pembury, Holly street and Homerton. Life’s too short to die over postcodes fam. Get your money and gone. Anyway shout out to Robin where ever you are ❤

@OP-er9tm

5 ай бұрын

If ya talking about Robin from holly he was cool with Fields mandem like JD

@ezekielx7536

5 ай бұрын

@@OP-er9tm yh man robin is a real one from day.

@noisey3596

5 ай бұрын

@@ezekielx7536i always heard about Gweton and Robin but i use to think them strories were gassed mad

@ezekielx7536

5 ай бұрын

@@noisey3596 nah bro Robin is a real guy and humble. He even published a book. No1 can say bad words about that guy.

@dmmaz3903

20 күн бұрын

Damm do you remember when JD died?

I was planning to visit Hackney, London, England this summer. I left England in 1987. But now I don’t know if I want to risk it. It was once my home. Is it safe to walk through during the day?

@kidnerd

Ай бұрын

Just like anywhere in London it is safe just for normal people. Only unsafe if you are gang affiliated.

@District.24

Ай бұрын

@@kidnerd Thank you.

There is racism our young people are killing each other , they have notbeen killed by police , teachers, or other races . We have serious issues in our community which must be addressed, Thank you for the video .

Despite making up only 13% of London's total population, black Londoners account for 45% of London's knife murder victims, 61% of knife murder perpetrators and 53% of knife crime perpetrators

@user-jx2gu5xm6i

4 ай бұрын

It's in there blood blm don't matter anymore ig

@Zoomer_Analysis

2 ай бұрын

It’s white peoples fault

12:54 for a sec i thought that was chunkz lol

3:09 I always thought that was a quiet street

these gangs are tough, i know a lot of them, real tough ppl, one gang member he fought another man for some chicken wings. Dont mess with them real deal.

@Zoomer_Analysis

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like the same thing that happen in Africa

This must be a recap of past generations. Because, I'm always around Hackney, at different times, including 2-5am in the morning. And I can tell you, there is no presence of this "gang lifestyle" culture. The area has become a very civilised area. With many environmentally conscious communities residing in the area. Including communities from the hipster community, vegans, young adults from middle class to lower upper class English backgrounds.

@iDannnnnnnnnn

4 ай бұрын

Dalston is a completely different place to 2010 times.

@iDannnnnnnnnn

4 ай бұрын

Dalston is a completely different place to 2010 times.

Latts got locked up too lets not forget 😅

Absolute madness kids are not safe going or coming home from school.

Why can’t we all love one another

@john-darrenesterhuizen9008

4 ай бұрын

Don’t work like that bro

The government needs to ban drill music for a start. I listened to drill the other day with my daughter, and I can tell you straight that the drill music is making them hyped up. I have no doubt about that because I myself got hyped up.

Having no direction in life and a good health long term goal, you’ll just end up forfeiting to your surroundings, it’s sad.

@kid need can you do Islington next